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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Payless for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

December marks the holiday season and if you don't already have your party shoes, then you need a pair. Well, even if you're not going to any parties, a good pair of festive is are a must in every woman's closet. At least one pair. And I found the perfect pair at Payless. Oh, and they're currently on sale for less than 20 bucks!

6 Shoe DIYs for Spring
The first day of Spring has come and gone yet it's still freezing! The only thing keeping me warm these days is the thought of Spring fashion and most importantly shoes.
With so many DIY shoe upgrade tutorials around the web you migh as well put your wallet away friends! I've compiled the top 6 DIY shoe hacks for an old or thrifted pair of shoes. Check them out below!

A few weeks ago I went to the store opening of Spring Shoes at the Manhattan Mall in NYC. I had never heard of Spring, the more affordable sister company of Aldo but I was pleasantly surprised.Spring Shoes has everything you’d expect from Aldo: dressy and casual shoes for men and women and tons of accessories.The shoes varied from strappy stilettos to rocker chic boots and most are priced in the $40-$60 range. The line also has a full range of accessories, including handbags and jewelry.The company was kind enough to give everyone in attendance a $150 gift card, but the party was so full of bloggers and editors, I didn’t get a chance to try on the cute shoes {there weren’t enough employees on deck to accommodate us}. Sigh.However, I made my way back to the store this weekend to take advantage of the gift card (remember,  my Thrifty Threads 365 challenge only lets me indulge in new clothes or accessories if they’re courtesy of a gift). I love my thrift shopping but I rarely find shoes and accessories so I wanted to rack up on these items and spend every penny on the card!Click more to see what I scored (2 pairs of shoes, earrings and 3 necklaces) and what I really thought of Spring Shoes.